A viral video of Egyptian singer Sherine Abdel Wahab has sparked controversy and debate. The footage shows the artist in a hospital gown, crying on a white bed, which has sparked widespread anger over the violation of her privacy. Egyptian media personality Salma Dally commented on the issue, writing on social media: "Who leaked Sherine's hospital video? This is a crime, a violation of a patient's privacy!" Meanwhile, neither the artist's family nor the hospital administration has made any official statements. Conversely, several digital activists have claimed that the video was generated by artificial intelligence, suggesting its goal is to stir up a new wave of controversy surrounding the singer's personal life. The video's circulation comes at a time when Sherine Abdel Wahab's name is back in the spotlight amidst growing discussions about her mental and physical health. In this context, Ashraf Zaki, head of the Egyptian Actors Syndicate, made a media appearance to confirm that Sherine is fine but is going through a period of isolation and refusing to appear or communicate at the moment. He stressed her need for support and encouragement from her fans, away from rumors. It is worth noting that Sherine has been experiencing a series of crises for about a year now, starting with severe disputes with her brother Mohamed that escalated to legal reports, followed by a deep depression that left her confined to her room, communicating only with her two daughters. This led to cries for help from her fans through hashtags like #WhereIsSherine and #FindSherine.
